cancer

Forum focuses on cancer screening

MERIDEN — Last fall was a controversial time for breast cancer screening, following a government task force recommendation that counteracted long-standing practices.

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Center works to help stroke patients

CHESHIRE — The Highlands Health Care Center is working to establish itself as a stroke rehabilitation center.

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Breast cancer center recognized

MERIDEN — MidState Medical Center’s cancer center has received three-year accreditation as a national breast cancer center, a recognition of the hospital’s comprehe

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Cancer society: Mammograms remain best tool

Megan Orciari’s mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in her first mammogram, at 41.

 

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Smilow Cancer Hospital set to open Monday

NEW HAVEN — Joel E. Smilow was talking about his four grandchildren and envisioning the day, 40 or 50 years from now, when they might receive a phone call.

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MRI gains in cancer detection

MERIDEN — MidState Medical Center is an early adopter of new technology that enhances the use of magnetic resonance imaging in detecting breast cancer.

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Men don't like to talk about these things

WALLINGFORD — Can drinking three cups of green tea a day ward off the second most common cancer in men?

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Progress in treating prostate cancer

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.

Dr. Kenneth Weisman
Urologist
About the columnist: 
Dr. Kenneth Weisman practices with the Urology Division of the Connecticut Surgical Group, PC and can be reached at his Meriden office at MidState Medical Center by calling 203-238-1394.

Cryoblation freezes, kills cancer cells

NEW BRITAIN — Decades ago, patients with a cancerous tumor in their kidneys would typically experience symptoms like blood in the urine or extreme pain.

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